Broadway United Methodist Church is a family of God brought together in prayer, worship, and fellowship. We welcome and nurture the community. We learn the Word of God and share it with others. We try to care for one another as Jesus taught, and we trust that future generations may find the love of God through Jesus Christ Our Lord.
We are located at 115½ West Broadway, in the beautiful city of Salem, NJ. Our worship service is at 9:30 am every Sunday and Sunday School begins at 10:45 am. Please come join us in fellowship!
Salem County TRIAD presenter will speak on church safety.
Salem County Sheriff's Office
The Salem County TRIAD has announced that the next meeting will take place on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 at the Salem County FOP, 693 S Broadway, Pennsville, NJ. The meeting will begin at noon. Steve Krough of the Pennsville Office of Emergency Management will speak about the new countywide walking program sponsored by the Salem Health and Wellness Foundation. Robert DiGregorio of the Salem County Sheriff's Office, Department of Emergency Services will also speak on church safety. We ask our guests to RSVP to Corporal Mario Fucci at 935-7510, ext. 8595 by March 12th. We will continue to take old/unused cell phones for donations and expired medication for proper disposal. To arrange transportation through the Salem County Office of Aging, please call 856-339-8622.
Family Promise of Salem County Church Outreach Meeting
March 1st, Thursday
Call 856-986-367 for more information
Notify Lisa, our Church Secretary, of any contact information changes. New address book coming soon.
Our bodies and spirit are interconnected just as faith and works are interconnected. (James 2:26)
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
This morning, people of faith across the country will be calling for prayer for the students, faculty, parents and first responders of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. We grieve with the families, students and community in the midst of their pain and shock at such a terrible act. Bishop John Schol calls the people of Greater New Jersey to join in prayer for those suffering not just today, but in the days and weeks ahead as the reality of grief spreads throughout the community.
